The Nikkei Average rebounded. The front-end transaction was closed at 38392.10 yen (estimated turnover of 840 million shares), which was 189.73 yen higher (+0.50%) compared to the previous day.
The US stock market on the 8th was mixed. The Dow average closed at 39056.39 dollars (+ 0.44%), the Nasdaq was 29.80 points lower (-0.18%) at 16302.76, and the S&P 500 was 0.03 points lower (-0.00%) at 5187.67. Interest rate cuts were sold to postpone observation, and then fell after getting close. The Dow turned upward, supported by purchases in the financial sector from the push, and purchases expecting a good economy. Following Minneapolis Federal Bank President Kashkari, the rise in long-term interest rates against the backdrop of the fact that Boston Federal Reserve President Collins also mentioned the possibility that it would take longer than expected to achieve inflation targets became heavy, and the rise in high-tech was suppressed, and it remained soft throughout the day. The Dow expanded its gains towards the end of the game, but the NASDAQ was unable to recover the positive zone and ended with mixed results.
Since US stocks were high and low, the Tokyo market also started with a small move. There were times when the Nikkei Average remained in the negative zone compared to the previous day, but since the exchange rate was 155 yen 60 yen per dollar and there was no noticeable movement, it turned around after the first round of sales. While interest is turning towards stocks announcing financial results, the prime market is now in a firm position where over 70% has risen.
By industry, while other finance, other products, metal products, glass/earth and stone products, insurance industries, etc. rose, only 2 sectors declined, the electric/gas industry, and the securities/commodity futures trading industry.
Among stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, Omron ＜6645＞ rose drastically because operating profit for the current fiscal year exceeded market expectations, and Yamaha ＜7951＞, ORIX ＜8591＞, and IHI ＜7013＞ also had a buying advantage using financial results as clues. In addition, Yokogawa Electric (6841) updates the high price since listing on a daily basis. Also, yesterday, AGC ＜5201＞ and Nintendo ＜7974＞, which were sold after financial results were announced, rebounded.
Meanwhile, Yamato Holdings ＜9064＞ was sold to a low for the first time in 4 years because the increase in operating profit for the current fiscal year did not reach market expectations, and Taiyo Yuden ＜6976＞ was also viewed negatively and declined. Mitsubishi itself (7211) was disgusted by the fact that it received a payment order of about 150 billion yen in a US lawsuit, and Mitsubishi Heavy (7011) also continued to fall. Also, the SoftBank Group ＜9984＞ declined due to the impact of the sale of English arm stocks under the umbrella of making financial results announcements.
At the end of the day, attention is drawn to the financial results announced during trading hours. At 12:00, Asahi Kasei ＜3407＞, Ono Yaku ＜4528＞, Sumitomo Riko ＜5191＞, Chiyoken ＜6366＞, SMK ＜6798＞, Sumidensetsu ＜49＞, Daicel ＜4202＞, Pia ＜4337＞, Hokuetsu Kou ＜6364＞, Takashima ＜8007＞, etc. are scheduled for 14:00, and at 14:00 It's been done.